Ever since the invention of television, our society debates the effects of media violence. Many think that it has a negative impact, other believe that it has a great educational and entertainment value. Those who think negatively can say that it develops aggression in children, disturbs people’s minds and spreads violence around the world. However, those statements are incorrect. Violence on television is insignificant to the negative behavior of our society because it is a tool to educate our children, as well as it helps us understand the world around us, but in any ways it can be avoided if you choose to.
Television is being blamed for children becoming violent in later life because it is an easy scapegoat. In many families, television has become an electronic baby-sitter; a replacement for quality time with parents. Parents should not let the television raise their children. They should take control of their child’s life and ent
In many ways violence on television cannot be classified as a negative impact on our society. Parents are responsible for their children and therefore aggressive behavior of children is not a fault of television, but of careless attention of parents. In other cases, violence on TV is essential because people need to know what is happening in the world.. Those who would prefer to avoid exposure to the media’s portrayal of violence have the option to turn off the television set. Doing this, however, will only result in their loses.
ertainment. Perhaps the most important way to prevent children from being affected by violence on TV is to stop it where it starts. The parents should step in and explain the difference between reality and fiction because the exposure to violence in childhood will not harm. Ghetto children see violence unknown to other children, but it does not influence them because it is so hateful for them. If can teach you